stewe93

Small note to the script for anyone looking at this in 2026: The conf file which should be modified is now at (at least for me): /etc/nginx/conf.d/servers.conf

First of all, thank You for your great work, not just for this plugin, but all of them! I have the same problem as the previous reply as well but I'm posting because of another topic: I checked that inotify on linux is not suitable to also monitor which process made a change/opened a file, but would this be possible somehow? I have some files which are randomly opened at random times, don't know why and can't hunt down the cause. If it is literally impossible to hack around a solution, would you mind to add logging to the Open Files plugin? This may be resource hungry but for hunting down a process which from time to time spins up disks, for me, would worth it.

For anyone who get to this thread in first place on search: Its a good idea to stop any download client which may use files you want to delete. I stopped the container and then those files disappeared and I was able to delete any folders I want.

For the record: Im storing my frigate clips (around 4MB each as I remember) on my cache then moving them to the array, the mover was horribly slow (2MB every 2-5 sec) and the cache disk filled up almost entirely. The solution to me was a complete reboot of the system, now its moving with normal speeds (80-150MB/s). I dont know what was the problem but if anyone can help me figure out I would really appreciate it!

Hi! Thank you for doing this! I would like to request ranger, if it is possible, thanks!

For anyone who finds this topic after a password change: if you see the mentioned error message and your plex instance isn't on host network (for example something traefik related): change it to host, open the web inferface on your local network, at this point you can re-claim your server and change it back to whatever network you used before.